The phrase "almost organized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or state where something is nearly arranged or structured but not quite fully so.
Example: "The files on my desk are almost organized; I just need to sort through a few more papers."
Alternatives: "nearly arranged" or "partially structured".
Penske is still almost maniacally organized.
Still, the Steelers are almost always organized and effective.
Literature departments are almost always organized by language and country, but Casanova's book gives us many reasons to doubt whether this captures the way literature really works.
Yet the women in this book are almost all organized go-getters, whereas the men come across as lazy, unambitious couch potatoes.
Several Libyans, including one who saw the group, said it was almost certainly organized by the security services or the feared Revolutionary Committees charged with protecting the revolution.
Piedras Negras is controlled by the Zetas crime network, and the breakout was almost certainly organized by the gang, said Alejandro Hope, a security expert with the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness and a former federal security official.
Coupled with the lockout that eliminated almost all organized team activities and off-season minicamps, which are usually opportunities for rookies to ease their way into professional football, Austin's journey to the N.F.L. has been a winding one.
China has a massive banking system, but it is almost entirely organized to support the less efficient state-owned enterprises, leaving China's dynamic private sector chronically short of capital and credit.
Countless such organizations were started after the destruction of the twin towers, but the Michael Lynch Memorial Foundation (www.mlynch.org) stands out, in part because it has expanded in scope as the years have passed and in part because it has been almost completely organized and run by family members.
Silicon Valley is certainly the most important and popular example of business cluster, however there are countries – such as Italy – whose economy is almost completely organized in business clusters (i.e. home furniture district of Brianza, guns district of Val Trompia, fashion district of Milan, shoes district of Brenta, and so on).
